The Banshee’s song comforts Peggy as she unspools the threads of her past, weaving myth and reality, and she tells Eve her devastating story.

Sometimes the only thing between life and death is a snap of your fingers.

Having recently lost his wife, an old man takes on more than he can handle.

Haunted by visions, a young woman revisits an abusive past, seeking to expel inner demons and put an end to her torment.

Susan is trying to enjoy a spot of gardening when her neighbour’s maddening dog, Barry, destroys the peace.

Following a heated discussion with his partner, Tim seeks refuge in an empty gallery space, where gallery regular Cecil takes him on an abstract journey.

The Fear is a monster with an important job: striking doubt, shame and regret into unsuspecting victims. He preys on those that feel alone.

Q&A with filmmakers Miriam Devitt (Barry - Screenwriter/Producer/Actor), Maureen O'Connell (Hum - Director), Peter O'Brien (Seven Feet Nine and a Quarter Inches - Director), Jack Kirwan (Her Song - Director), Leo Crowley (The Dead Hands of Dublin - Director/Screenwriter), Sinéad Murphy (Expulsion - Director/Screenwriter) and Rory Bresnihan (Stir - Director/Screenwriter). Hosted by filmmaker Luke McManus.